Bernie is a great movie. Jack Black not being Jack Black is amazing.

This is SUCH an underrated, awesome movie. Did you know it's based off a very true story (written about in Texas Monthly), and that Jack Black actually visited Bernie in jail several times to get his portrayal of him (voice, mannerisms, etc.) just right? I just found everything about the story and the movie extremely…

"It's OK, I promised her husband, before he killed himself, she'd never be alone. She hates to be alone." She shook her head, "All that crazy's just up there all the time."

This is Texas. Federal laws are for other states.

There's a big difference between smoking a pack of day and having a couple every once in a while. I'm the former and will probably never be able to be the latter—all or nothing for me—but some people can do it.

I am so tired of this. Yes, we have a monarchy. Guess what? Most of the countries in the world that have the highest levels of wealth and satisfaction are constitutional monarchies. Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Japan, etc. We have a head of state who does all of the ribbon-cutting and ceremonial crap and a head of…

We need to get Giorgio to order from this guy. Instant Awesome!

So, they knew there was no Dr. Pepper?

I'm pretty sure most of them have paying big boy/girl jobs. be it army, PR or high finance, theater, arts, architecture, law, real estate management, etc, etc.

Most taxpayers only pay around 60p a year for them. Also you will probably find that when the Queen dies the opinion of the family will fall in the UK.

Was it a fruit cake.

Another moment of Einstein being wonderful:

Best postscript in a personal letter, ever.

No fries for you on Pearl Harbor day.

The point is "Charles C. Johnson is a repulsive piece of shit"

From the NPR Article "So are small burger chains like Moo Cluck Moo — which are willing to pay workers more and serve more upscale menus — going to put pressure on the giants such as McDonald's and Burger King to raise wages?

I've never understood people who don't think working employees should earn a liveable wage.

I've also never understood people who blame the lower class for economic problems. How you gonna blame a general lack of money on the people who have no money?

Nah, it's about money. The employees being downtrodden and powerless is just a bonus.

I think paying employees shit wages has more to do with power than with money. They want downtrodden demoralized and powerless employees. Even if it makes the product suffer.